“cycling in london is often weirdly competitive. for tube strike days, it’s worse”

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“Cycling in London is often weirdly competitive. For Tube strike days, it’s worse”

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Cycling Weekly Magazine

18 September, 2025

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“i’m bringing a bike, with all that entails, so if i don’t manage a couple of hours a day i’m an idiot”

The sunk-cost fallacy is set to ruin the Doc’s quiet Spanish getaway

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